This site provides information about The Theosophical Society in Australia, its various Australian centres, the Campbell Theosophical Research Library, lending libraries and bookshops, and about theosophy, spirituality, yoga, religion, meditation and more.

The Theosophical Society is an international organisation founded in New York in 1875 by Helena P Blavatsky, Henry S Olcott and others. Today, it has branches in about sixty countries. The Australian Section of the Society was established in 1895.

The International Headquarters is at Adyar, Chennai, India.

The Australian Headquarters is at Sydney, NSW, Australia.

There are branches of the Society in most Australian cities. They offer many public programmes, and enquirers are welcome. See Locations for details.

Members of the Society are united not by a common belief system, but by their common search for Truth. They explore the Ageless Wisdom teachings which have been with humanity since earliest times. No doctrines or opinions are binding on any member, as freedom of thought is upheld by The Theosophical Society. It welcomes as members all who are in sympathy with its Three Objects. 

The Theosophical Society in Australia is not responsible for the opinions expressed in the various texts on this web site.
Please refer to the Society's long-standing policy of Freedom of Thought.

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